The worst part of a farm stand is driving out to an empty table.
Twenty minutes each way for eggs that went at eight in the morning. Every listing app in this category has the same hole in it: the person selling is the only one who ever updates the page, and they are busy running a farm.
Every stand carries a number it cannot fake.
Three taps from the road to the table.
Find it. Sorted by how far you actually have to drive, with the closing hour in the stand’s own timezone.
Say what you found. Including the awkward answers — gone, or just looking. That is what the number is built from.
If you run one. The traffic number no roadside stand has ever had — including the people who came when you were shut.
The same tap that helps you helps them.
You get
- A count you can trust before you burn the gas
- Stands you would never have spotted from the road
- A stamp toward every stand within fifteen miles
They get
- Who pulled in, in numbers — never names
- A reason to put the eggs out earlier
- A note from someone who actually stood there
Your phone notices you stopped and asks afterwards what you picked up. That one answer corrects the stand’s count and tells the owner somebody came. The thing that makes it worth playing is the thing that makes it worth trusting.
Free to list. Free to keep honest. Always.
There is a stand two miles from you right now.
Find out whether it is worth the drive.
Ask about the betaStand names and counts on this page are examples. The photographs are illustrative and are not stands listed in the app.